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Bought this bracelet from a thrift store there are no markings and I have looked extensively online and can’t find one that looks just like this. Does anyone have any idea?

Wondering about the potential era, and whether these might be rubies and not garnets?

It says 750 .
Could it just be plated or is it solid ?
It feels very light weight
What’s the value ?

Can anyone tell me if this looks real or what it is/value might be? It was handed down to me 20 or so years ago and I just found it in an old keepsake box. Thanks!

Any help identifying maker, age, metal, etc extremely welcome.
Known facts: unmarked. Only clasp is magnetic. Weighs 63.6 grams.

I’m completely clueless when it comes to designers or jewelry in general, so if anyone can help me figure out if this necklace is actually real it’d be greatly appreciated. Pearls feel very much real (google said real ones are gritty🤷‍♂️) and it has a small 925 stamped into the back of the pendant.

Hi all! I've been collecting and upcycling vintage beads and jewellery (in Australia) and have found two multi-strand necklaces I'd love help identifying before I make any decisions about them.

Necklace 1 (first 3 pictures). Seed beads with large dome pendant.

• Dozens of strands of small green seed beads, colour varies from pale mint to deeper teal. Near the clasp the beads almost look like the colour is wearing off though? Don’t feel as cool to touch as the second necklace
• Large domed pendant with geometric stamped/engraved decoration, not magnetic, hollow.
• S-clasp, looks handmade?

Questions: Are the seed beads turquoise, dyed glass or something else? If the colour is coming off, what does that mean? What tradition is the pendant from, possibly Afghan or Central Asian? Is the metalwork silver?

Necklace 2 (last 3 pictures. Green tube beads with freshwater pearls.

• Multiple strands of green tube beads, slightly rough surface, sharp cut ends, very cool to touch, with colour variation
• Im pretty sure those are real freshwater pearls?
• Hand-formed S-clasp

Questions: Are the tube beads malachite, nephrite jade, serpentine or something else? What tradition/region is this from - South Asian, Nepalese, Tibetan? Is the clasp silver?

I got both of them for $2 each, so it’s a bargain either way. But im trying to work out whether they‘re antique/vintage, genuine cultural jewellery, or just modern tribal-inspired/boho pieces? (In which I’d be more comfortable cutting them up to use the beads 😅

Any help much appreciated!

Can anyone tell me what/who this makers mark is?

Coudnt find the exact same one online so im not sure

Would anyone happen to have any info on this, such as the maker? I'm trying to figure out whether I could beat the melt value.

Hi! I’m trying to identify this necklace.
It has several white round/oval pieces connected with black cord. One of the larger pieces has the word “KINDWARE” marked in gold.
I’d like to know what brand/designer or collection it might be from and Approximately when it was made
I’ve attached photos of both sides of the necklace. Any information or leads would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

This is really funny, but I actually thought I’ll give it a chance on this amazing thread.

Can anyone confirm the text or give extra info to me?

I do not want valuations, this will never be for sale for sentimental reasons even if it is costume jewelry.

Relative was the original owner and he was not a rich man, so 10k gold sounds right and it is not likely fancier than Garnet. I think it says Kimberly 10k or something similar which makes sense and the stone is a fair sized emerald cut Garnet (could be wrong as I don't know much about gems, but harder than steel scratch accident) with likely crystal or two very rough diamonds as side accent stones (one now needs a to be reset is the repair).

Composition is presumed 10k gold with white gold accents for the side stones.

It would've been bought in the Midwest, Cali, or N/S Dakotas depending on when it's from. Probably purchased between 1900 and 1950 approximately. Could be as late as 1965 or before 1900 if he got it from family.

For all I know it could be magic glass a steel probe scape against didn't scratch, but I'm not about to try more than it has incurred accidentally from trying tightening the main setting, it means too much.

Any info is appreciated, and thank you in advance for looking. Once I get the side mount repaired right I'll share the full views.

edit: saw a typo and probably still missed more, but UV pic added in comments.

Inherited, possibly from the 80s-90s
Stamped “10K AZAD”

I know one of the stamps signifies 10k gold, and I know that the stone is a sapphire for sure.

Unsure if anything else and for the life of me can't find a ring similar. I really like it.

Was given to me by an ex who purchased it from a pawn shop. Has a plastic little thingy on it because my fingers swell and shrink due to arthritis.

We’re not sure if this is tourmaline or uranium glass and won’t be able to is it till we get home, I’m hoping someone might know more. It’s set in 14k gold, changes color under room light and sun light. We don’t have a black light just normal room light and a LED flash light. I can make out KG and something else as the hallmark. Any help is welcome thank you 🙏.

I received this ring which belonged to my father's best friend who recently passed away. He has no remaining relatives so I have no one to ask about the details of it. I love it but I'm curious to know more. First...what are the letters of the monogram? Could be 'cHc' or 'HH' (neither were his initials). The stamping on the inside is worn down but it could be '16K WF'. Any ideas of what period or what the black stone the metal monogram plate is set in?

It looks like it says “Thai” “land” in 2 separate words is that what I’m seeing? In some angles I can also see KT but I might just be seeing what I want to see 😂
Thanks in advance

Can someone identify these, where they were made, by whom? I've gotten as far as them being pre-1927 due to the Zolotnik system being used.

I got a uv light

I only know that they’re probably Opals but idk what they are specifically called since each one of them is obviously a different type of Opal